Well, I think the one problem in terms of the economics of the transaction is that the anticipated lease-up of the Bonaventure space did not occur as rapidly as the professionals in the Department of Public Works had anticipated.
Generally speaking, their track record on these matters is a good one and in fact better than the private sector. As I think both Mr. Marshall and Mrs. Cochrane explained, the general vacancy rate in the private sector is in the neighbourhood of 5%, whereas the vacancy rate for space held by the Department of Public Works is more like 1.2%. So generally they do pretty well.
I think both Ms. Cochrane and Mr. Marshall indicated to the committee that contrary to their best economic analysis and professional advice in the summer of 2002, it took longer than they had expected to fill that extra space at Place Bonaventure.
At Place Victoria the deal was actually an advantageous one for the crown, because the space requirement was smaller, the rent was cheaper, there was no move, and there was no fit-up cost.